Samadhishvara Temple, Chittorgarh

The Samadhishvara Temple includes three entrances with northern, western, and southern sides, featuring six stairs leading to the sanctum housing a three-headed Shiva idol.

Built in the early 11th century by Bhoja Parmara, the temple underwent renovations in 1428 under Mokalin's direction, preserving its architectural elements through centuries.

The temple walls display detailed sculptures depicting hunting scenes, royal processions, and dance performances, reflecting the social activities of medieval Indian society.

The Archaeological Survey of India maintains the temple since 1956, ensuring visitors can access this religious site within the Chittorgarh Fort complex.

The three-faced Shiva idol within the sanctum shows different expressions, representing various aspects of the deity's manifestations.

Location: Chittorgarh district

GPS coordinates: 24.88730,74.64450

Latest update: March 11, 2025 13:32